Battle of Two Jesus-Who do you prefer?
J LA
Understudy Joined: 12/13/03
#0Battle of Two Jesus-Who do you prefer?
Posted: 1/25/04 at 10:26pm
Hi everyone,
My sister and I are having a "discussion" on which Jesus of JCS is better-Glenn Carter in the New Stage Production Soundtrack CD-(2000) or Steve Balsamo from Highlights from JCS CD (1996). Since the people on this board seem so "up" on the latest and greatest, we'd like you to help us out! Thanks!
#1re: Battle of Two Jesus-Who do you prefer?
Posted: 1/25/04 at 11:00pmEeeep! Not Glenn Carter! He creeps me out a little (even before we found out that he is a leader of a cult) not to mention that I thought he played the "Gethsemane" scene a little too angry for my taste, but maybe that's just me! My favorite Jesus is Ian Gillan from the London Concept Recording
#2re: re: Battle of Two Jesus-Who do you prefer?
Posted: 1/25/04 at 11:30pm
Steve Balsamo, by far, is much better. You do realize that you can get the full version of Steve's JCS right? The highlights excludes some of the real highlights of the CD including Zubin Varla's incredible version of "Damned For All Time" and an extremley powerful rendition of "This Jesus Must Die".
Glenn Carter is very....flamboyant.
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Posted: 1/25/04 at 11:49pmWhat cult is Glenn Carter a part of?
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Posted: 1/25/04 at 11:51pm
that one that thinks aliens made us and claimed they had cloned a baby.
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Posted: 1/26/04 at 8:29amI thought Glenn was awful in JCS. Whereas most performers belt out the high parts of 'Gethsemane' he did it in a limp falsetto that proved he didn't have the rock chops to pull off the role. Really embarrasing and it wasn't like he was making some bold statement dramatically, he just didn't have anything the part requires. Just a shameful performance and rendition.
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Posted: 1/26/04 at 11:28am
I believe that Glenn Carter had a superior understudy. If I’m not mistaken, it was the understudy’s Broadway debut. I’m afraid that I did not have the opportunity to attend a performance when he filled in for Glenn Carter. I understand from others who have posted here, that he not only stole the show but they would have turned out an exceptional CD if Max von Essen had been allowed to fill in for him that day too!
=o)
DofB5
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/12/03
#8 battle of two jesus-who do you prefer?
Posted: 1/26/04 at 7:39pm
It sounds like an old horror flick-
Coming for the 2nd time to a theater near you, "Battle of the Two Jesus" !
Hummm, would it be more proper to say "Jesui"? "Jesuses?" How would one say that?
Would their mouths move but the dialogue not match?
How would they do battle? Have a heal fest? "I healed him", "No, I healed him first!"
Sandals vs bare feet?
The mind boggles. I could run with this one.![]()
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J LA
Understudy Joined: 12/13/03
#9re: battle of two jesus-who do you prefer?
Posted: 1/26/04 at 7:45pmI love it! Keep working on it, I'm sure someone will produce it:)
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